Let's start.
I take a couple of details, then I ask you about whoever — or whatever — the song is for. About five minutes, and you can stop and come back.
The questions get specific, and that is the job. A thirty-dollar song takes a name and an occasion and writes around them. What makes one sound like an actual person is the small true stuff — what they always say, the line your family still quotes, the year they got through and never mentioned. I can’t guess those. That part is only yours.
Who am I working with today?
And where should I send it?
Same questions, no conversation — you write the story yourself, in one box.
You pay when you order, and if we can’t take the job you get all of it back. Your song is yours to keep and use for the rest of your life — play it, print it, put it in a slideshow, nothing to renew. If you ever want it sold here or on the streaming services, that is your call in writing, and we split what actually lands fifty-fifty. Who owns your song?
Records, EPs, concept work, jingles, anything commercial — those are scoped first and quoted after. Ask and we will talk about it.